







鸡肥不下蛋 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “this idiom describes a paradoxical situation where excellent conditions or abundant resources, instead of leading to productivity, result in a lack of achievement, often due to complacency or a diminished sense of urgency”. Literally, “A fat hen doesn't lay eggs”.

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Open the tool →鸡肥不下蛋 (jī féi bù xià dàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “this idiom describes a paradoxical situation where excellent conditions or abundant resources, instead of leading to productivity, result in a lack of achievement, often due to complacency or a diminished sense of urgency”.
鸡肥不下蛋 is pronounced jī féi bù xià dàn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 鸡肥不下蛋 means “a fat hen doesn't lay eggs”. It is used to mean “this idiom describes a paradoxical situation where excellent conditions or abundant resources, instead of leading to productivity, result in a lack of achievement, often due to complacency or a diminished sense of urgency”.
比喻条件太好了反而做不出成绩